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Jo Page

Jo Page has worked at Larson newspapers as typesetter since 2010. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and worked in corporate communications in insurance and health care for several years, handling marketing and public relations duties. A fur-mom to two cats and three dogs, she is semi-retired.

Janet ‘Sue’ Susan [Hughes] Martin

Obituaries
Jan. 17, 1954 — May 16, 2023Sue Martin, 69, of Cottonwood, died May 16.She was prededed in death by her son, Ian Martin; parents,...

Patricia Jo [Greenwell] Sobley

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July 12, 1933 — May 15, 2023Patricia Jo Sobley 89, of Cornville, died May 15.She was preceded in death by her husband, David...

Richard Ledvina

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Dec. 7, 1932 — June 2, 2023Richard Ledvina, 90, of Camp Verde, died June 2.He was preceded in death by his parents and his...

Helen Marie Mason

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March 17, 1949 ­— May 30, 2023Helen Mason, 74, of Camp Verde, died May 30.She was preceded in death by her brother and husband.She...

Vincent Aldo Monaci

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November 5, 1932 — January 12, 2023Vincent Aldo Monaci, of Sedona, died Jan. 12.In Sedona, he was active in community volunteer work. He served...

David “Buzzy” Lee Shill

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December 8, 1956 ­— May 23, 2023David Lee “Buzzy” Shill, 66, died May 23.He was preceded in death by his father, Don “Pete,” and...
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